Hmm. For starters, any restaurant advertising plasma screen TV’s and a sports motif had better be prepared for sports fans to show up for a dose of testosterone with their tuna sandwich. If said restaurant doesn’t want soccer fans slowing their lunch service, they need to invest in a few table tents and warn customers of a time limits during peak hours. I would have ordered a beer and stayed put. You can’t call a foul on the customers who haven’t read the rulebook. IJS.
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